Honda Company Most "Green" Throughout the Decade

Honda was named the "Greenest automaker" for the fifth time in a row by the Union of Concerned Scientist (UCS) in the United States (U.S.).

The award was given to a car manufacturer that has the lowest pollutant emissions in the United States.
UCS provides bedasarkan assessment analysis of the average performance of each line of environmentally friendly vehicles from each brand. This research institute and then give the value of eight automobile manufacturers in the U.S. (which accounted for 92 percent of all models sold in the U.S.) for later comparison with the industry average of 100 points.

Accordingly, Honda won a total of 86 points, which means the level of pollutants in the exhaust Honda product 14 percent lower than the industry average, and are the lowest compared to other manufacturers. Honda has ranked as the best since the UCS entered into this study for the first time in 2000.

"Like the four previous awards, we received the award this time as the pride and challenge for the future," said Executive Vice President American Honda Motor, Co.., Inc. John Mendel, in a release received Legal.

"We will continue efforts to increase fuel efficiency and reduce emissions that would have an impact on the prevention of global climate change," said Mendel.

Meanwhile, Senior Engineer UCS says Jim Kliesch, a title as the Greenest Honda automaker held for a decade have helped set high standards for the entire industry. Best companies in our analysis not only creates the most environmentally friendly cars, but also tried to make their best-selling cars environmentally friendly.

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